Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-20

a. z. Smith.
dKoR0E WARRINGTON BRANCH.
The entertainment given last Thurs
day evening at the Chamber Of Com |
meFce rooms by the George Washington |
Branch OF the Irish Land League, was |
grand success. The occasion was In |
honor Of Ireland's patron saint. and |
the following proRramme vas success
fully carried out:
Address-P. p. Carroll. President of
tbe League.
sone-''ss. Patriok's Day" Miss sa-
rAh Carroll.
Duet-awhy do Watch the Lone. |
Lone Deep" Misses Lu Nunan and
Maggie MeKinny.
Recitation Est. PAtriek's Day" Hon.
John Keans.
"Lst Me Fold Thee Gloss. Mavour-
neen," Miss Lou Rassell.
"The Harp that O0ee Thro' Tara's
Hail." Mrs. Fl. Burke, Miss l.. Russell,
J. BallAFgson and T. Lynch.
M nins.,sl Boy Mr.. J. BallarssOn
Rscitasion-"Rrin's Flag" George
Thornton.
Piano SolO-Oharles Prince.
SonR-"DsaF Hand" Timothy Lynch.
s1Dg-"What Will Y0a Do, Lsve,"
Mra. H. BuFke.
Rsoisation-"NanO NaRle," Mr.. Bart
Lynch,
FKSoIBLEs' DANCE.
Turner ball was fairly well allied last
fhaTsday evening, on the occasion OF
The CELEBRATION and anniversary of St.
Patrsck's day, under the auspices of the
Washington Feneibles, the independent
military organization Of this city. The
evening proved to be q most enjoyable
one. the hours having been vhiled asay
in tripping the light fantastic until after
midnight.
UsTvERsITY CADETS.
The University cadets gave their SEQ
ond drill and sooisbls last Friday even
inR In the UniveFsitY Assembly room
The company Was formed at absut &
| o'clock By Sergeant Hawley, twenty-souT
men responding to the roll call. 1t was
then tHrEed over 20 the command Of
Capt. O. A. Kinnear, and for some
30 minutes exercised in the manual Of
arms aud the various foot m1vements
The command we're executed ia a man-
nef most ereditable 10 the offisers and
men. GaaTd meant was then performed
with the following acting officers: Lieut..
J. W. Porter. Officer Of the DIV; Lieut..
ID. g. Wakefield, Retiring Officer Of the
Day; Capt. O. A. kinneRr, Adjntsni;
Se'Rt. Gus H3wes, Sergt. Major: Saret
HAwley. Sergeant Of the Guard; Corp
A. Il, Cole, Corp. lsi Detail, and Riohi
8uide; Corp. J. A. kellogg Corp. Pad
Detail and Lett Gaidr; p. W. LamonA,
taf AaEre HraF - II
lsl Sergt. second company.
Entertainment vas then afforded by
the rendering Of the follswing pro
grsmme:
X .eita ion-"The Tower of 81. Mich
aels,n J. ID. Dean.
Notwithstanding - N suRhty |
Girl AZ Hotel, Miss Alice Parker.
Rsoitstioa-Ssleeiion from Faust, Gas |
doWes.
Reei'ation-"Aslesp at the Switch"
W. V. Ripehart. Jr.
Musie-Piano aud violin, O. A. Kin |
near and homas Haytou
Rscitation--"Noble Revenge" Miss
Haitie Morse.
ReciAtion-"Ao Impulsivs Grafton" |
O. A. kiunear.
Remarks by Lieutenants Porter and |
Wakefield.
The exercises, which closed at half |
past eleven, we're received With much |
favor, Miss Parker aud Mr.. RinehaFt |
responding 10 hearty enoores.
MISS MILLS BoHD.
On three evenings OF next week, be-
ainning with Wednesday, lovers Of the |
drama will have an opportunity OF vii |
Messing the presentation Of three excel |
lent plays by Miss Nellie Boyd and her |
powerful oampany. Ii will be reoollecsed |
lhal Miss Boyd appeared as stephanie |
IN Forget Ne Not" on the ocoasion Of |
the opening Of our Opera House In DE |
cember, 1854. Sac has always been a |
favorite With the Seattle public. and |
those Who SAY her two years ago in the |
above mentioned play ~ we'll as in |
"ncket-of-Lsave Mae" Claire aud |
"Lacrstia BoFRia," will be gratiaed 10 |
learn that shs Is again to afford then
an Opportunity 10 50 aud appreciate
hsr talent a. "a emotional actress. She
gill appear To John A. Stevens two
dramas. I" Passion Slave aud "Uu
known, "and ia Dion Boueicault's drams.
- be Ootorocn.r All OF the three have
been received With marked favsF In
every pFomiaent city in the country.
aud, a. Mas Boyd Is supported by 4
strong Company and carries Der owu
soensry, Il ia safe 30 say our theatel
eoers gill be offered an unsaally inter.
sssiag and enjoyable entertainment.
SEATTLE AR ASSOCIATION.
Among the beaeons that announce 10
the world the advanced position in cul
tnFs and IN Intellectual, as well ~ in
dasiFlal and haancial, progress heinz
attained by the Qaeen CITY, ts the Seat
lie Art Association. The tollagtur
clipping from the Ssgaat. % GAINESVILLE
Wisconsin. gill b. red VITA pieasart
~ those interested ia the society. Mrs.
hersaaW spoken % in the article, i one
u she leading artists to TIE eity. and i
Precedent Of the Ara Association. Ths
sotk of her uumeFaas pupils IS ehsrac-
teFsad hy commend able painstskins
snd evident fsHhfulness 60 oatars.
Following u tue Sifs-afs article;
Through TIE eoartesy OF Miss Laaise
fsterson. % the IN 'aey order depart
snrst u the post ot3,e. ~ have boen
saosn very artistic catalogue. issues /
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shkW, aud iSeuiy Of the otber paintings
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eoep ftses Al kinds II designs. aps /
artistic thought = e1prtssed by 4 luer. I
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pseces. Sails We uailce that thrrr arv a
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soavcuir fr0m TIE Far West sursrtsea
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and sogk. taa it be possible "a tie.
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saass e1ashgt shall rAnk fsst IL he
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